Promoting mental health peer services
We explore the role mental health peers play in supporting New Yorkers struggling with mental illness.
Assembly Mental Health Chair: State needs to reinvest in services after cuts
Feb. 9, 2021 - Lawmakers are continuing their schedule of hearings on the Governor’s proposed budget. We heard from Asm. Aileen Gunther (D-Forestburgh), chair of the Assembly Mental Health Committee, on what was included and left out of
Report raises concerns with NY forced mental health treatment
We talked with the state Office of Mental Health about an independent analysis of New York's use of forced mental health services.
Structural problems underlie behavioral health services delays
A new report highlights the delays for New Yorkers in need of community-based services for behavioral health disorders.
Assessing the landscape of mental health care in New York
As part of mental health awareness month, we check in with New York Office of Mental Health Commissioner Dr. Ann Sullivan.
Treating kids with severe mental health needs
We explore the state's psychiatric care system for children with severe mental health needs, including the role of hospitals.
Services for vulnerable families face red tape and funding shortage
Northern Rivers Family of Services CEO Bill Gettman identifies red tape to cut and state funding increases for human services.
Assembly Mental Health leader talks 2026 agenda
Assemblymember Jo Anne Simon discusses the governor's budget, child mental health services, and insurance parity.
Bridging the gap in co-occurring services
We dive into the governor's plans to better address New Yorkers dealing with mental health and substance abuse.
State looks to connect veterans with behavioral health services
In recognition of Veterans Day, we highlight an upcoming panel discussion addressing access to mental health services for veterans.
